Native Realty, the Fort Lauderdale-based firm led by Jaime Sturgis, closed nearly $40 million in new investment sales transactions. The latest deals mostly occurred in Broward and Palm Beach counties and span restaurant, retail, warehouse, multifamily, mixed-use, gas station and parking property types.

“Our team is delivering results for commercial real estate sellers and buyers across numerous South Florida neighborhoods,” Sturgis said. “These new transactions show our deep local knowledge, strong relationships and creativity. We are working on many new off-market opportunities throughout the region.”

On Sept. 28, Sturgis and Native Executive Director of Commercial Dan Ross brokered the $3.28 million sale of a medical building in Coconut Creek. Sturgis represented buyer 3880 Coconut Creek Realty LLC, and Ross represented seller 3880 Coconut Creek Medical. The 10,664-square-foot building is located at 3880 Coconut Creek Pkwy.

Dan Ross and Jaime Sturgis

Native Executive Director of Commercial Dan Ross brokered four of the recent sales:

900 Sunrise Lane, Fort Lauderdale ($1.83 million): Ross represented 900 Sunrise FTL LLC in the sale of this 3,337-square-foot restaurant and bar building on Fort Lauderdale Beach. The buyer was 900 Sunrise Lane LLC.
5055 10th Ave. North, Greenacres ($2.4 million): Ross represented the buyer, Macaw Holdings VI LLC, in its purchase of an 8,394-square-foot Family Dollar location from TGC Greenacres LLC. This location is the No. 1 performer within 15 miles and a top 10% location for Family Dollar, both in Florida and nationwide. Ross facilitated a 1031 exchange opportunity for his client, who was able to trade a management-intensive, multi-tenant property for this strong single-tenant building.
5280 10th Ave. North, Greenacres ($2.25 million): Ross represented the seller in the all-cash sale of this 9,280-square-foot small bay warehouse to the City of Greenacres. The land will be part of the city’s plan to provide a new Youth Programs building for the kids of Greenacres.
541 and 545 NE 17th Way, Fort Lauderdale ($1.65 million): Ross represented buyer Victoria Park Towns LLC in the off-market purchase of an 8-unit multifamily property. His client is an experienced, large-scale multifamily developer in Toronto and was looking to start small with its first project in South Florida, resulting in this desirable boutique site in the city’s Victoria Park.

Sturgis brokered the $3.1 million sale of a parking lot on North Ocean Drive in Lauderdale-by-the-Sea, one block from the town’s Anglin Square and Beach Pier. The buyer was not disclosed.

Sturgis and Ross also brokered the $2.66 million sale of 702-704 NE First Ave. in Fort Lauderdale’s Flagler Village, a neighborhood where he plays a leading role in placemaking. A family trust sold the 8,863-square-foot mixed-use building to 702 Flagler LLC. The property is home to popular axe-throwing bar Chops & Hops and adjacent to the FAT Village mixed-use district.

The total also includes the previously announced $10.75 million off-market sale of a commercial building in Fort Lauderdale’s Studio City on Sept. 1, in which Sturgis represented the seller and Ross represented the buyer.

Native’s Logan Newell represented the buyers in two multifamily transactions in Fort Lauderdale. Properties at 942 NW First Ave. and 848 NW Second Ave. were sold for $1.65 million and $900,000, respectively.

Sturgis also brokered three gas station property sales in Texas for a combined $9 million.

To support its continued growth, Native is actively interviewing senior commercial real estate brokers to meet rising demand from its expanding client base. The firm is seeking hungry, self-motivated, top-producing brokers whose passion and work ethic align with Native’s collaborative, high-performance culture.

About Native Realty: Founded in 2017 by pioneering Fort Lauderdale-based commercial real estate broker Jaime Sturgis, Native Realty is disrupting the real estate industry and redefining what it means to be a broker. Sturgis and his team of passionate brokers specialize in leasing and investment sales in the urban core and emerging markets in South Florida. The firm is best known for its role curating Fort Lauderdale’s Flagler Village neighborhood, completing several million square feet in transactions over the last few years. Native recently surpassed $1 billion in overall transaction volume and generated more than $350 million in 2025 volume. The firm moved up eight spots in the South Florida Business Journal’s 2026 Commercial Real Estate Brokerages ranking, which is based on the previous year’s transaction volume. Native works with all types of clients, from Fortune 500 companies to small businesses. Native is headquartered at 1926 E. Sunrise Blvd. in Fort Lauderdale. For more information, visit www.nativerealty.com.